International handbooks of quality-of-life, Dec 13, 2016
This chapter explores a citizen-led approach to measuring and enhancing community well-being with... more This chapter explores a citizen-led approach to measuring and enhancing community well-being within Ontario’s Headwaters region, which resulted in the publishing of a first Headwaters Community Well-Being Report in the Fall of 2011. The Report responded to a desire for greater planning and collaboration across a region that is made up of small urban and rural villages on the border of a larger urban area.
Page 1. METAMORPHOSES V/ j™ir-Tiir —rr\n * OF THE ZOO Animal Encounter after Noah EDITED BY Ralph... more Page 1. METAMORPHOSES V/ j™ir-Tiir —rr\n * OF THE ZOO Animal Encounter after Noah EDITED BY Ralph R. Acampora Page 2. Metamorphoses of the Zoo Page 3. Toposophia Sustainability, Dwelling, Design Toposophia ...
Whale and Shark Entrapments In Inshore Fishing Gear During 1983; A Preliminary Report to Fisherie... more Whale and Shark Entrapments In Inshore Fishing Gear During 1983; A Preliminary Report to Fisheries and Oceans Canada. Annual report on whale and shark entrapments in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Canadian Journal of Environmental Education (CJEE), Apr 27, 2011
The “question of the animal” represents an area of emergent interest in the environmental educati... more The “question of the animal” represents an area of emergent interest in the environmental education field, as researchers critically consider human-animal relations and animal advocacy in their work. Following a group discussion at the 10th Seminar in Health and Environmental Education Research, the authors of this paper share experiences, challenges, and insights related to disrupting the human/animal divide, conducting respectful research involving nonhuman animals, and producing research that moves ...
Traci Warkentin Hunter College, City University of New York Abstract Donna Haraway’s contribution... more Traci Warkentin Hunter College, City University of New York Abstract Donna Haraway’s contribution to the theorization of feminist, post-structural and radical geographies has been immense, and critical scholars working across the spectrum have drawn on her work as part of larger projects rethinking the epistemological and ontological foundations of modern geography. The purpose of this conversation, held at the 2010 aag meetings in Washington, D.C., was to bring together a diverse field of geographers who are currently engaging with Haraway's work. We hoped to foster this conference space in order to share research and to grapple with the possibilities and limitations of Harawayian thought as it has and continues to open up new spaces across the discipline – both theoretically and practically. To that end, we welcomed panelists that engage with any aspect of Haraway's work, and encouraged participation from a wide variety of geographic sub-fields, including, but not limited ...
International handbooks of quality-of-life, Dec 13, 2016
This chapter explores a citizen-led approach to measuring and enhancing community well-being with... more This chapter explores a citizen-led approach to measuring and enhancing community well-being within Ontario’s Headwaters region, which resulted in the publishing of a first Headwaters Community Well-Being Report in the Fall of 2011. The Report responded to a desire for greater planning and collaboration across a region that is made up of small urban and rural villages on the border of a larger urban area.
Page 1. METAMORPHOSES V/ j™ir-Tiir —rr\n * OF THE ZOO Animal Encounter after Noah EDITED BY Ralph... more Page 1. METAMORPHOSES V/ j™ir-Tiir —rr\n * OF THE ZOO Animal Encounter after Noah EDITED BY Ralph R. Acampora Page 2. Metamorphoses of the Zoo Page 3. Toposophia Sustainability, Dwelling, Design Toposophia ...
Whale and Shark Entrapments In Inshore Fishing Gear During 1983; A Preliminary Report to Fisherie... more Whale and Shark Entrapments In Inshore Fishing Gear During 1983; A Preliminary Report to Fisheries and Oceans Canada. Annual report on whale and shark entrapments in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Canadian Journal of Environmental Education (CJEE), Apr 27, 2011
The “question of the animal” represents an area of emergent interest in the environmental educati... more The “question of the animal” represents an area of emergent interest in the environmental education field, as researchers critically consider human-animal relations and animal advocacy in their work. Following a group discussion at the 10th Seminar in Health and Environmental Education Research, the authors of this paper share experiences, challenges, and insights related to disrupting the human/animal divide, conducting respectful research involving nonhuman animals, and producing research that moves ...
Traci Warkentin Hunter College, City University of New York Abstract Donna Haraway’s contribution... more Traci Warkentin Hunter College, City University of New York Abstract Donna Haraway’s contribution to the theorization of feminist, post-structural and radical geographies has been immense, and critical scholars working across the spectrum have drawn on her work as part of larger projects rethinking the epistemological and ontological foundations of modern geography. The purpose of this conversation, held at the 2010 aag meetings in Washington, D.C., was to bring together a diverse field of geographers who are currently engaging with Haraway's work. We hoped to foster this conference space in order to share research and to grapple with the possibilities and limitations of Harawayian thought as it has and continues to open up new spaces across the discipline – both theoretically and practically. To that end, we welcomed panelists that engage with any aspect of Haraway's work, and encouraged participation from a wide variety of geographic sub-fields, including, but not limited ...
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